1. In 'Bitter Grounds' what is the narrator doing when he decides to just keep driving and run away from his old life?
(a) Going to his ex-girlfriend's house to beg her to take him back.
(b) Going to the store to bring back apples.
(c) Going to the gym.
(d) Going to work.

2. In 'Other People' what is the worst form of torture that the demon inflicts on the man?
(a) It pulls his fingernails out.
(b) It forces him to watch the deaths of all the people he has ever loved.
(c) It puts him in an iron maiden.
(d) It makes him relive everything bad that he has ever done.

3. What does the woman from the bar say happened to a young man in New Orleans?
(a) He was drugged with zombie powder and craved it until he became little more than a zombie himself.
(b) He woke up one day to find that his identity had been stolen.
(c) He fell in love with a voodoo priestess who cursed him and now uses him as a slave.
(d) He got involved with bad men and was killed and tuned into a zombie.

4. How does the killer know that the detective is on his track?
(a) He has seen the detective before, so he saw straight through his disguise.
(b) The detective pretended to be a fan, but forgot the name of the play.
(c) The detective pretended to be a pipe smoker, but his pipe was brand new and he had no tobacco.
(d) The detective pretended to be American but used a southern accent when he said he was from the north.

5. Why was Amelia on her way to Lord Falconmere's house?
(a) To beg him to marry her.
(b) To work as a governess for his children.
(c) To work as a cook in his kitchen.
(d) To claim her birthright.